Apple was never really that innovative. Their business model was to take recent innovations, like handheld computers, package them up all nice and shiny, and market the hell out of them. That’s what sold the iPod, even though there have been plenty more technically superior devices. Same with all their other products.
For Bankston, the issue seems localized to Google Drive, and only happens after pressing the Gemini button on at least one document.
Turns out, when you tell it to look at your document, it looks at your document. Who could possibly have known?!
And as the vast majority of content is not licensed for AI model training, they would have an immensely larger dataset to train on.
This sounds exactly like existing copyright law and DRM.
Steam isn’t DRM free, though. Most games use Steamworks DRM.
We could also do a better job of teaching people from childhood not to be assholes.
On Windows 11 at least, the taskbar button toggle is in the taskbar settings, the second place you’d expect to find it (the first being the right-click menu on the button itself, though there isn’t one). I’m not aware of anything called Edge Explorer, but it looks easy enough to disable in Edge, and I’ve never seen it in Explorer.
Qualcomm is a company that makes a lot of different products. This post is about PCs, but Qualcomm doesn’t make PCs as far as I know, so you might need to be more specific.
Is Apple’s network opt-in?
Yup. At work, we have a contractual requirement to replace certain PCs within a certain time frame. (Don’t ask, it’s stupid.) And we’ve got a lot of them. So we’ve got the Windows imaging process scripted to be very low-touch. (It also makes it much easier when someone leaves or has a really fucked up PC. Give them a new one, restore their data, reimage the old.)
Weird way to brag about not reading the article, but ok
“Pornography” implies legitimacy and consent, from what I’ve read.
OnlyFans told Reuters that police do not have to subscribe to investigate a creator’s posts, but the platform only grants free access to accounts when there’s an active investigation. That means once police suspect that CSAM is being exchanged on an account, they get “full access” to review “account details, content, and direct messages,” Reuters reported.
God forbid police have to do their fucking job.
You don’t need a video feed to determine how busy a place is. Google maps already does this via people with location reporting turned on.
It has both.
It also doesn’t have numbers, it has unlabeled columns.
Some amphibians have less than two million.
Or like when Republicans in the US decided to start outing kids because they confided in a teacher. The right wing in the EU would be able to say “being gay or trans is a mental illness, for their own safety we are going to read their texts and put them in a mental hospital if they mention it to anyone”.
Paying influencers, either in money or gadgets, is part of Apple’s advertising. Their whole appeal is their popularity and “affordable luxury”.
I’m not expressing this well, but I hope you know what I mean.
But known exploits that have been patched, but not applied because they didn’t update their phone, are plentiful enough.
Update your phones. Reboot them regularly, too.